A Simultaneous Matching to Sample Task Differs from a Delayed

question 17

Multiple Choice

A simultaneous matching to sample task differs from a delayed matching to sample task because

• A) delayed matching to sample tasks do not require working memory, and simultaneous matching to sample tasks do.
• B) in a simultaneous matching to sample task, there is no test stimuli presentation.
• C) in a delayed matching to sample task, there is no test stimuli presentation.
• D) the interval between the sample stimulus and test stimuli presentations is different.

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